The Manhattan market for condominium and co-op’s has come back a fair distance from the lows plumbed in early 2009, but there is still one part of town where the market remains a bit soft and that’s midtown, according to a recent analysis of the market. In that river to river swath of Manhattan between [...]

  Inventory is dwindling for both Manhattan renters and buyers, according to two recent market analyses, and that’s pushing apartment rents and prices higher. Citi Habitats figures cited by the Wall Street Journal show just 2,230 new rental units will arrive in Manhattan this year, as the construction slowdown during the recession starts to rear [...]

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority wants to build new entrances so the disabled can access the subway at 68th Street, but some Upper East Side residents say the plan will diminish the quality of their block. NY1’s Tina Redwine filed the following report. People who live on East 69th Street between Lexington and Park say it’s [...]

New Yorkers who are rejected by a co-op board should not lose hope, as they may be able to get the board to reconsider their applications.   Let’s say you find the perfect apartment in a co-op, submit a board package, go on the interview and are promptly turned down. Most people lick their wounds and [...]

The developers of Manhattan’s Trump Soho will put the hotel and its unsold condominium units up for sale, said Alex Sapir, one of the property’s builders. The Sapir Organization, which developed the property with Bayrock Group LLC, has hired brokers Eastdil Secured LLC and Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. to hold an auction for the unspecified [...]